FIDE World Chess Cup 2025 is going to take place October 20 – November 27 in India. It will feature 208 players in 8 knockout rounds of classical games. The FIDE World Cup 2025 will award three spots to the Candidates 2026. (all details and information) Today Goa, India, was confirmed as the host city of the event.
The 16-year-old US talent FM Rose Atwell is the winner of the Central California Open. Atwell won clear first with 4,5/5, ahead of GM Fidel Corales Jimenez, FM David Zakarian, and FM Patrick Peijun Liu with 4,0/5.
The 18th Avicenna Open 2025 will take place August 24 – August 31 in Iran. It is a 9-round Swiss system tournament with time control 90min + 30 sec / move. For more events from Iran, check out The Asian Chess Calendar, which is part of The Chess Calendar.
The 2025 Chinese Chess League Division A will take place August 27 – September 01 in Nanjing, China. It is a 12-Team round-robin tournament with time control 90min / 40 moves + 30 min + 30 sec / move. For more events from China, check out The Asian Chess Calendar, which is part of The Chess Calendar.
The 2025 Chinese Youth Team Championship will take place August 25 – August 29 in China. The Girls Under 12 section of the tournament is a 9-round Swiss system tournament with time control 60 min + 30 sec /move. For more events from China, check out The Asian Chess Calendar, which is part of The Chess Calendar. Scroll down for the full team participants list.
The 2025 Chinese Youth Team Championship will take place August 25 – August 29 in China. The Girls Under 14 section of the tournament is a 9-round Swiss system tournament with time control 60 min + 30 sec /move. For more events from China, check out The Asian Chess Calendar, which is part of The Chess Calendar. Scroll down for the full team participants list.
The 2025 Chinese Youth Team Championship will take place August 25 – August 29 in China. The Boys Under 12 section of the tournament is a 9-round Swiss system tournament with time control 60 min + 30 sec /move. For more events from China, check out The Asian Chess Calendar, which is part of The Chess Calendar. Scroll down for the full team participants list.
